Nude (Shower Gel)
Real Results From Real People
Take the scent away.
Now judge the cleanser.
Fragrance can shape how a shower feels before a cleanser has done anything. Nude removes that layer from the experience.
What remains is the wash itself: four cleansing surfactants, an Aloe Vera Juice-dominant liquid base, water-binding ingredients, skin-conditioning components, a prebiotic ingredient, and a finished target pH of 5.0–5.2.
THE FORMULA IS THE EXPERIENCE.
Removing fragrance removes an entire job from the formula.
Nude contains no fragrance blend. That sounds like an absence, but formulation is physical: every ingredient occupies part of a finite batch.
In the 17,250 g Nude manufacturing formula, Aloe Vera Juice accounts for 9,629 g. It is the largest individual material in the formula.
Four cleansers share one job.
A shower gel still has to remove material from skin and carry it into the rinse. Nude distributes that work across a four-surfactant system rather than asking a single cleansing ingredient to define the entire wash.
Nude's identity comes from the complete formula operating during the same short period between wetting the skin and rinsing it clean.
Your skin encounters the whole formula at once.
Surfactants explain how Nude cleanses. They do not describe everything moving across the skin during the wash.
“pH balanced” should come with a number.
The phrase appears on countless cleansers. Nude gives you the manufacturing target behind it.
The finished formula is adjusted toward this defined range.
A 20% citric acid solution is used q.s. during manufacturing to bring the finished batch to the target range.
It describes the product after the ingredients have become one formula, which is the material your skin actually encounters.
When nothing is perfuming the moment, you notice the wash differently.
Nude gives the shower back to water, lather, skin, and rinse. Its experience happens through physical transitions rather than a fragrance progression.
IT'S WHAT HAPPENS WHILE YOU WASH.
Is Nude your cleanser?
You already know what it leaves out. The better question is whether what remains matches what you want from a daily body wash.
No fragrance blend is included in Nude's manufacturing formula.
Nude's manufacturing specification lists no added color.
Decyl Glucoside, Coco-Betaine, Coco Glucoside, and Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate perform the cleansing work.
Aloe Vera Juice, Glycerin, Betaine, Sodium PCA, Panthenol, Oat Beta-Glucan, Ectoin, Allantoin, and Alpha-Glucan Oligosaccharide occupy distinct supporting positions.
Is Nude fragrance-free?
Yes. The Nude manufacturing formula contains no added fragrance.
Does fragrance-free mean unscented?
Nude contains no ingredient added for the purpose of creating fragrance. Raw cosmetic ingredients can have their own faint inherent material odor, so fragrance-free does not mean the product is chemically incapable of having any detectable smell.
Does Nude contain added color?
No added color is listed in the Nude manufacturing formula.
What actually cleans the skin?
Decyl Glucoside, Coco-Betaine, Coco Glucoside, and Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate form Nude's four-surfactant cleansing system.
Is Aloe Vera Juice a major part of Nude?
Yes. The manufacturing formula contains 9,629 g of Aloe Vera Juice in a 17,250 g batch, making it the largest individual material by weight.
What is Nude's target pH?
The finished manufacturing specification targets pH 5.0–5.2.
Does it contain sulfate surfactants?
No sulfate surfactant is listed in the Nude manufacturing formula provided.
Does it contain parabens?
No paraben preservative is listed in the Nude manufacturing formula provided.
Is Nude intended for the face?
Nude Shower Gel is positioned as a rinse-off body cleanser.
How do I use it?
Apply to wet body skin or a washcloth, work into a lather across the skin, then rinse thoroughly.
THERE IS NOWHERE FOR THE FORMULA TO HIDE.
Four cleansing surfactants. Aloe Vera Juice as the largest individual material. No added fragrance. No added color. Target pH 5.0–5.2.